sachinkumarsvt Posted November 7, 2018 Report Share Posted November 7, 2018 On Mar 29, 2018, my new employer filed for H1B transfer petition. And it got converted in the premium on Sep 07, 2018. My previous employer has revoked my I-797 with validity Jul 16, 2020. However, my previous to previous employer's I-797 is still valid till date Feb 28, 2020. I have the following points or questions: 1. My case is still pending, and I haven't heard back from USCIS. 2. I'll be completing my 240 days soon, I hope it would be either on Nov 28 or 29. 3. Does the 240 days of work validity on the receipt apply on me? If no, then please justify with a note which I can see on USCIS site. 4. If yes, what all options I have? Do I need to go out of the country? Or I just have stopped working for my client? 5. Is it possible - If my employer files another petition for the H1B? 6. If my employer filed - does it mean my previous petition will be of no use? 7. If I got an RFE, my 240 days will still be there or it will again start from the day of RFE? 8. I have changed my client's building. And I am in a different building whether my transfer petition was filed. Do I need to file another LCA and file the amendment for my transfer petition even though my current petition is still pending? 9. 7. What all options I do have? Do I need to talk to my team, then go and work from India until my petition will not get approved? Please advise what to do? Thanks. Link to comment
Veerucs Posted November 9, 2018 Report Share Posted November 9, 2018 I am not an attorney but as far as I know 240 days grace period will not be applicable for transfer cases Link to comment
sachinkumarsvt Posted November 13, 2018 Author Report Share Posted November 13, 2018 On 11/9/2018 at 10:56 AM, Veerucs said: I am not an attorney but as far as I know 240 days grace period will not be applicable for transfer cases Hi Veerucs, Are you sure that - "it is not going to apply on transfer case"? Could you point some article or USCIS note for the same? Thank you. Link to comment
Veerucs Posted November 23, 2018 Report Share Posted November 23, 2018 yes it is, I had a transfer issue then I spoke to Murthy Attorney and I raised the same question about 240 days . She confirmed 240 days rule is only for extension. You can also call to USCIS customer support# to confirm. Link to comment
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